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Yes I’m down with that !Meltdown99 said:
Can we add NK, Russia and China?josevolution said:So I take it that most folks here would be ok if America said fuck off Saudi Arabia & fuck off Israel ? Cause I’d be ok with that !jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
He sucks at both....The Juggler said:
Is he a worse president or a worse human being? I'm going with worse human being, though it's close.Smellyman said:
not just a bad POTUS. He is an awful human beingmfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
We havent moved past that to have an actual conversation of substance in almost 3 years.... Trump sucks, YAY!!!
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Are you arguing that today, after the murder Khashoggi, after the human crisis in Yeman, after all that has transpired, Obama would have vetoed the resolution?my2hands said:oftenreading said:So people aren’t clear now on the difference between publicity photos and policy decisions?Are you sure you're clear on the Obama admins policy decisions on Saudi Arabia?
Record arms deals arent a big deal maybe?
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I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
No doubt ..HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
Agreed...Tiki said:
I rely on him for nothing.my2hands said:
Because that's where it started?The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
If we never got involved, we wouldn't be relying on Trump to end it
Now you guys just want to ignore history? Lol
To scream about Trump not ending something Obama started, and to dismiss the fact Obama started it as no big deal, is not very consistent to me and only proves far too many view US politics as a team sport and have no interest in holding their side accountable0 -
You would not need any resolution if you just stayed out of Yemin...well out of the Middle East period...mrussel1 said:
Are you arguing that today, after the murder Khashoggi, after the human crisis in Yeman, after all that has transpired, Obama would have vetoed the resolution?my2hands said:oftenreading said:So people aren’t clear now on the difference between publicity photos and policy decisions?Are you sure you're clear on the Obama admins policy decisions on Saudi Arabia?
Record arms deals arent a big deal maybe?
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AmenHughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.0 -
No no no, come on. I'm not sure if he's doing this on purpose or if he's just ignorant to the fact that this guy ORDERED THE MURDER OF AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST just a few months ago and our president is just brushing that aside, despite bipartisan warnings from congress. CONTEXT is hugely important regarding this guy right now.HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.
To ignore that fact is either out of laziness or ignorance or trolliness.Post edited by The Juggler onwww.myspace.com0 -
Very close.The Juggler said:
Is he a worse president or a worse human being? I'm going with worse human being, though it's close.Smellyman said:
not just a bad POTUS. He is an awful human beingmfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?I LOVE MUSIC.
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yeah, so the guy was Mr Rodgers up until that point. Ok.The Juggler said:
No no no, come on. I'm not sure if he's doing this on purpose or if he's just ignorant to the fact that this guy ORDERED THE MURDER OF AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST just a few months ago and our president is just brushing that aside, despite bipartisan warnings from congress. CONTEXT is hugely important regarding this guy right now.HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.
To ignore that fact is either out of laziness or ignorance or trolliness.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
Where does any of this all really originate from though? You (figuratively) can't keep picking and choosing a starting and ending time to suit the point for these issues. Why not trace it back to the beginning of the last century when the US began trying to influence and control foreign countries, particularly the middle east? That surely has more to do with where things are at today than the last few presidents. The current one doesn't seem to give a shit right now, today, so that is what is being discussed. If Obama or any other prior president were doing this right now, today, then they would get the same backlash, but Fox would be running headlines non-stop about how it was another indicator of him being a foreign born Muslim tarnishing America the beautiful. There are still people who care no matter what party occupies the WH,my2hands said:
Because that's where it started?The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
If we never got involved, we wouldn't be relying on Trump to end it
Now you guys just want to ignore history? LolIt's a hopeless situation...0 -
I agree with you, but I guarantee that as soon as the next democrat is the prez all we'll hear about from these same people for 4 or 8 years is how they have to fix everything trump did. it won't be about the present anymore. it's all we heard about when obama took office: the mess of GWB he had a clean up. it wasn't about the present then, so why does it all of a sudden change with trump in office?tbergs said:
Where does any of this all really originate from though? You (figuratively) can't keep picking and choosing a starting and ending time to suit the point for these issues. Why not trace it back to the beginning of the last century when the US began trying to influence and control foreign countries, particularly the middle east? That surely has more to do with where things are at today than the last few presidents. The current one doesn't seem to give a shit right now, today, so that is what is being discussed. If Obama or any other prior president were doing this right now, today, then they would get the same backlash, but Fox would be running headlines non-stop about how it was another indicator of him being a foreign born Muslim tarnishing America the beautiful. There are still people who care no matter what party occupies the WH,my2hands said:
Because that's where it started?The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
If we never got involved, we wouldn't be relying on Trump to end it
Now you guys just want to ignore history? LolBy The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
Strange, I can't find any reference to Mr. Rodgers in his comment.HughFreakingDillon said:
yeah, so the guy was Mr Rodgers up until that point. Ok.The Juggler said:
No no no, come on. I'm not sure if he's doing this on purpose or if he's just ignorant to the fact that this guy ORDERED THE MURDER OF AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST just a few months ago and our president is just brushing that aside, despite bipartisan warnings from congress. CONTEXT is hugely important regarding this guy right now.HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.
To ignore that fact is either out of laziness or ignorance or trolliness.0 -
strange, I thought you'd be able to figure out the meaning of my comment on your own.dignin said:
Strange, I can't find any reference to Mr. Rodgers in his comment.HughFreakingDillon said:
yeah, so the guy was Mr Rodgers up until that point. Ok.The Juggler said:
No no no, come on. I'm not sure if he's doing this on purpose or if he's just ignorant to the fact that this guy ORDERED THE MURDER OF AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST just a few months ago and our president is just brushing that aside, despite bipartisan warnings from congress. CONTEXT is hugely important regarding this guy right now.HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.
To ignore that fact is either out of laziness or ignorance or trolliness.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
That you are exaggerating and putting words in his mouth? Don't worry, I picked up on that.HughFreakingDillon said:
strange, I thought you'd be able to figure out the meaning of my comment on your own.dignin said:
Strange, I can't find any reference to Mr. Rodgers in his comment.HughFreakingDillon said:
yeah, so the guy was Mr Rodgers up until that point. Ok.The Juggler said:
No no no, come on. I'm not sure if he's doing this on purpose or if he's just ignorant to the fact that this guy ORDERED THE MURDER OF AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST just a few months ago and our president is just brushing that aside, despite bipartisan warnings from congress. CONTEXT is hugely important regarding this guy right now.HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm sure that's true for some, but my2hands isn't a trump supporter. he is merely pointing out that history doesn't start with Jan 20/17. while trump is an awful person and president, it's ok to point out that not everything he does starts with him.mfc2006 said:
I agree. It's clearly a defense mechanism that allows people to look in the past because they want to turn a blind eye to what is occurring right now. I still can't comprehend how anyone can support Trump. He is, BY FAR, one of the worst (if not the worst) presidents in history.The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
I mean, how many people blamed GWB for the mess of the mid east when Obama was prez? was that "looking to the past"? no, it was ok to do then, because it was the truth of how we got to where we're at. we don't have to erase history merely because it might make us uncomfortable.
To ignore that fact is either out of laziness or ignorance or trolliness.0 -
Yes, Saudi human rights abuses started when they killed a journalist.... i'm also sure that was the first assasination by them lol
Fucking hilarious
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I have no problem with that conversation...tbergs said:
Where does any of this all really originate from though? You (figuratively) can't keep picking and choosing a starting and ending time to suit the point for these issues. Why not trace it back to the beginning of the last century when the US began trying to influence and control foreign countries, particularly the middle east? That surely has more to do with where things are at today than the last few presidents. The current one doesn't seem to give a shit right now, today, so that is what is being discussed. If Obama or any other prior president were doing this right now, today, then they would get the same backlash, but Fox would be running headlines non-stop about how it was another indicator of him being a foreign born Muslim tarnishing America the beautiful. There are still people who care no matter what party occupies the WH,my2hands said:
Because that's where it started?The Juggler said:
Seriously. WTF? Let's debate something that happened a decade ago instead of being worried about what is happening RIGHT NOW. What kind of sense does that make? None.Tiki said:this is NOW, like today.
Distracted yet?
If we never got involved, we wouldn't be relying on Trump to end it
Now you guys just want to ignore history? Lol0 -
How many innocent lives have been cut short because of the US military and the CIA?my2hands said:Yes, Saudi human rights abuses started when they killed a journalist.... i'm also sure that was the first assasination by them lol
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The Mueller Report drops tomorrow.
Don Trump was and still is a criminal. Obama didn't have shit to do with it.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180
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